first line (public domain): I have two gardens for my ease, Where skies are warm and flowers please; With skilful mastery each designed Is fair and perfect of its kind. In the one the tulips every year Flame April out and disappear; And roses red that garland June Are worn but for a summer's noon. It is a garden, flower and leaf, Where lovely things are very brief.
Upon a wall my other grows, And changes not for heat or snows. Its tulips do not flaunt and die, But, dreaming, watch the spring go by.
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